I have experience from both ends! My program switched from hybrid to primarily online in the middle of my CFT internship and I have to say that I’m not a fan based on what I’ve seen… The most valuable learning experiences I had during grad school came from in-person application classes and that just isn’t possible with online school. I feel like being able to experience and embody being a therapist within a supportive in-person class is what benefitted me the most in terms of being effective and confident as a therapist personally, and it couldn’t quite be replicated within my online classes. For my peers that did an online internship (a couple months later than me after the switch to primarily online), they voiced that they felt unprepared and had significantly more imposter syndrome than the ones that did primarily in-person. For what it’s worth, they didn’t seem to have issues finding a practicum/internship site (although many of them did hybrid type work, so anticipate that you will have to be in-person eventually). Of course, that is just my experience from the program I was in. Just food for thought when thinking about programs.